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The '''Jepogho''' (/d͡ʒəˈpɒgoʊ, -poʊ-/, [[Classical Indrelian language|Classical Indrelian]] ''jĕpoγŏ'' /d͡ʒəˈpoɣɔ/) is a mythical bird in [[Indrelian mythology]]. It features prominently in [[Indrelian art]] and [[Indrelian literature|literature]].

==Etymology==
The modern [[Indrelian language|Indrelian]] name is ''zhĕpuv'', deriving from the [[Classical Indrelian language|Classical Indrelian]] ''jĕpoγŏ'' and earlier ''jĕpoγwŏ''. It is believed to come from ''jĕgĕ poγwŏ'' "fire rooster".

==Mythology==
===Appearance===
The Jepogho is frequently depicted as having the head and wings of a hawk, chest of a man and lower body of a lion. It is said to be covered in fiery, rainbow-colored feathers and to fly high in the sky at great speeds, rarely touching down on the ground.

===Folklore===
The Jepogho is generally believed to be a benevolent creature, watching over the world from above. It is thought to be an ancient interpretation of meteors flying across the sky.

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